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accustom

[uh-kuhs-tuhm] / əˈkʌs təm /


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Nonetheless, Woohoo has resonated with customers accustomed to the lavish offerings of Dubai, a tech-forward megalopolis with a proclivity for extravagance where AI has its own minister.

From Barron's

Many countries have grown accustomed to the peace dividend that followed the end of the Cold War, allowing countries to downsize their militaries and prop up generous social-welfare systems.

From The Wall Street Journal

While the presence of National Guard troops in D.C. was initially controversial, residents had grown accustomed to seeing uniformed troops on their commute or at dinner.

From The Wall Street Journal

Just because Australia are accustomed to these matches and England are not, it does not mean England cannot win.

From BBC

It’s also a chance to point out that while the West is accustomed to thinking of Ukraine as a beneficiary of military support, Kyiv has accumulated drone expertise that can contribute to European security.

From The Wall Street Journal